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| album =''Lara Croft: Tomb Raider '' soundtrack| length =3 min 35 s 4:06 | BPM = 80| versions =Deep<br>Deep (Radio edit (3:35Edit), Album version <br>Deep (4:06Instrumental)| live =Nevere played live[[With Teeth Fall Arena Tour]] through [[Performance 2007]] }}'''"Deep"''' is a ''[[The Fragile (halo)|Fragile''-era]] song made specifically for the ''Lara Croft: Tomb Raider'' soundtrack. Because of this, it has never appeared on a studio album. The title and lyrics may be related to "[[Even Deeper]]." ===Song Credits===*Writing, arrangement, and perfomance: [[Trent Reznor]]*Producers: Trent Reznor, [[Alan Moulder]]*Mastering: Tom Baker at Precision Mastering ==Appearances=====Seeds===*''[[Collected]]''*''[[The Definitive NIN - The Singles]]'' ===Soundtracks===*''Lara Croft: Tomb Raider'' ==Versions=====Deep===This is the original version found on the ''Lara Croft: Tomb Raider'' soundtrack. A simple song in its structure, the verses feature a loud 4/4 drum loop and a permeating synthesized bassline surrounded by ambient loops. The choruses are distinguished by a permutation of the bassline punctured by wah guitar soloing. Reznor delivers most of the lyrics quite harshly in both sections. ===Deep (Radio Edit)===This version is about 30 seconds shorter than the original. ===Deep (Instrumental)===Officially mastered, this vocalless mix was released by Reznor through his [[remix.nin.com]] account. ==Music Video==[[Image:Deepstill.jpg|thumb|Screenshot from the "Deep" video]]The music video for "Deep" was filmed in May, 2001, and directed by Enda McCallion. The story in the video is told in reverse, with the end of the story beginning the video. '''SPOILERS BEGIN'''<br>Reznor plays a man who robbed an armored car carrying two security boxes containing a small fortune. When he subtly alerts his girlfriend that he's going to retrieve them, she wants in. They carry off the boxes, leaving in separate vehicles. What neither of them realize is that the boxes have been tamper-proofed with a highly caustic and corrosive dye. When they both try to break open the boxes, they get hit by the dye. In a panic and burning due to the dye, they both try to find each other, crashing their vehicles when they meet. Reznor manages to crawl out of his car and finds his girlfriend lying unconscious on the pavement. Intercut with these events is footage of a newscast in which the anchorwoman describes what has happened and what will happen if/when the dye hits human skin.<br>'''END SPOILERS'''<br>

Was Described above is how the promotional single made by Nine Inch Nails for events happened, but the Lara Croft:Tomb Raider's soundtrack.Cause it's a promotional single it has never been released as a halo video begins with the car crash and ends with Reznor and in any album of his girlfriend deciding to open the bandboxes.